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As an experienced trader, my assessment of Tiger Markets (test) makes it clear that understanding their fee structure is challenging due to a significant lack of transparency. From my research, I couldn’t find detailed or reliable information about the specific spreads, commission charges, or even the minimum deposit required. Though some data fields reference numbers for “minimum deposit” and “commission,” it’s unclear whether these are placeholders or valid figures, making it impossible for me to confidently factor them into any trading cost calculations. What gives me pause is the absence of clear data on spreads—which is critical information for everyday cost management as a trader. Reliable brokers generally publish detailed tables for both commission and spread structures on major currency pairs, but here, there’s none of that clarity. Furthermore, while the platform claims to offer “Straight Through Processing (STP)” and cTrader, that alone doesn’t guarantee tight spreads or competitive commissions. The fee structure’s opacity is further complicated by user complaints regarding withdrawal issues and platform function, raising concerns about overall trustworthiness. As a rule, I need to see clear, independently verifiable cost disclosures before committing funds to any broker. For me, the lack of transparency around the actual fee structure at Tiger Markets (test) is a cautionary red flag and something that should not be overlooked.